Inland Empire 'Enforcers' Ready To Compete In Cops-N-Jocks Bowl
REDLANDS (CBS) — Jonesing for some football?
The Inland Empire Enforcers -- including players from the Redlands and Chino Police Departments, Riverside County and San Bernardino Sheriff's Departments, San Bernardino County Probation officer and the US Coast Guard -- will take on the LAPD Centurions -- made up of players from the Los Angeles Police Department -- at the 5th annual Cops-N-Jocks Bowl, Saturday March 17.
Translation: the field is filled with big, tough dudes you don't wanna mess with. So the game will surely be intense!
Kickoff is at 5 p.m. The game is being played at Citrus Valley High School (800 West Pioneer Avenue Redlands, CA 92374.)
Organizers say this is a full-contact game. And these guys play for keeps -- and bragging rights. And, they're playing for a good cause, to boot.
Money raised benefits the Wounded Warrior Project, an organization that helps wounded veterans returning home from war as well as their families back home. Their goal: $10,000.
Admission is only $5. Children under 12, are free. Tickets are available at the gate.
The half-time show? It's not Madonna, but super nonetheless. A K-9 demonstration from the Inland Empire Police Canine Association and soldiers from the Wounded Warrior Project will perform.
For more information about the Wounded Warriors Project, click here.